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My Lords, the Civil Contingencies Secretariat used to produce a pamphlet which covered all the resilience issues, including communications, power and pandemics. Now that is included as part of the national risk register, so that when you look it up on the web you can draw down
things. Is there any plan to produce that very useful booklet again, which went to every single household and gave advice on how to confront these various resilience issues?
My Lords, the Civil Contingencies Secretariat used to produce a pamphlet which covered all the resilience issues, including communications, power and pandemics. Now that is included as part of the national risk register, so that when you look it up on the web you can draw down
things. Is there any plan to produce that very useful booklet again, which went to every single household and gave advice on how to confront these various resilience issues?
I am not sure of the answer to that. Critical national infrastructure is the responsibility of the Cabinet Office and I will certainly ask those there and write to the noble Lord.
My Lords, what advice does the Civil Contingencies Secretariat now give to households in case of emergencies? Until about 10 years ago quite detailed advice was given. Has this been updated recently and what provisions, et cetera, should households have in place should there be a crisis, particularly something affecting cyber and delivery, for example?
My Lords, what advice does the Civil Contingencies Secretariat now give to households in case of emergencies? Until about 10 years ago quite detailed advice was given. Has this been updated recently and what provisions, et cetera, should households have in place should there be a crisis, particularly something affecting cyber and delivery, for example?
I may need to write to the noble Lord on that and how it relates to the civil contingencies unit. In some parts of the country there are arrangements whereby if there is an emergency, the landlines of those who live in the immediate vicinity are automatically contacted and they are given a message. But I would like to do some more work on the specific question the noble Lord asked and then write to him.
Crime and Security Bill. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.
Crime and Security Bill. Lords second reading debate. Agreed to on question and committed to a Committee of the Whole House.
Lords statement on the actions of the police, the prosecutors and the Information Commissioner in respect of the use by newspapers of illegal surveillance methods.
Lords statement on the actions of the police, the prosecutors and the Information Commissioner in respect of the use by newspapers of illegal surveillance methods.
Data Retention (EC Directive) Regulations 2009. Lords debate on a motion to approve. Amendment debated and negatived on division (89 votes to 93). Original motion agreed to.
Data Retention (EC Directive) Regulations 2009. Lords debate on a motion to approve. Amendment debated and negatived on division (89 votes to 93). Original motion agreed to.